The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-02-19

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proving, is still confined to his room.
Miss Minnie Peters, of Hamilton, is
visiting Taylor friends, being the guest
of Mrs. Yates.
The Argus and Monitor pay-days
this week has made the local money
market little easier.
Ross Humphrey and family. who
left for Hamilton on Tuesdays stage,
must have had tough time getting
through.
Leave ysur oriers with Sol Hip.
Goods not in stock will be for
The Grand Army boys will put a
stove in the ladies dressing room at
the Opera House on the night of the
ball.
California flour. at the lowest fig
ures, at Whey Edwards
Scarlet fever continues its ravages
in Reno. Mondays Gazette reports
m ore new cases.
Publishing a newspaper in an inter
inr country town, with only one mail
this week, is not calculated to make
an editor happy or his readers satisti-
ed. But such is the drawback we la.
Dor under.
.sWals have ears that tell the tales
of love- consequently, young mer In
that happy or unhappy condition,
should be careful not In talk in their
sleep.
David Biggs is in from Duck Creek
and Al. NuckOls from Cherry Creek.
They report the storm down the valley
as quite severe, about eight inches OF
snow having fallen.
Sol Hip has received new lot of
calicoes. Call and examine. He will
sell remnents cheap.
The boys who are out slaughtering
rabbits should not forget that there Is
bounty of one and one-half cents
piece on their scalps. Justice Fitton
is the man to bring them to.
John Farley and Chris. Disregard
returned this week from two months
visit To Salt Lake Their good looks
indicate TINT it is well To dwell in the
land of the Saints
james Cowan t"Chips') met with a
very serious accident IN the Argus
MINI. the other day. \ piece of steel
entered his eye, producing very dan
perons wound. lie hus gone to sal
Lake To have IT operated IN.
Mikado sauce, equal to the best, at
Sol Hips. Try it, and you will use
no other.
There is some talk of turning the
Grand Army ball into bal masque
for those who wish II appear inco Z
Would it not be well to make il II
"go-as-you-please." This. the mana
gers agree 10. But no one will be bar
red from the floor. mask or no mask
John Nearne, sn old time resident
of Cherry Creek, was in town last Sat
urday. Mr.. Wearne has unbounded
confidence in TIE speedy revival of the
old time prosperity of the camp. And
he is doing his full share To accomplish
that end.
a large invoice Of coal oil, cheap
for cash, at Whey Edwards.
The Phoebe stage, which left Park
eF's Station, 81 miles from here. at s
O'Clock Thursday morning, did not
reach here till o'clock Fridny morn
ing, making 35 miles in IS hours.
the driver reports the snow as very
deep.
II view of recent events. would ii
not be well for the people of Taylor IN
rel on their home musical talent and
not place their faith in false gods. :
who refuse To tune the harp when the
children of Israel ache IN dancel In
the words of Howard Paine, "Be il
ever so humble there is no (music)
place like home"
A suit for $l2 occupied Justice Fit
tons Court all day Monday Judg-
ment was entered for plaintiff, and de-
PENDANT appealed to the District Court.
There must be lots of fun in law
suit. BY the time thoy get through,
the original sum will be lost sight of,
and instead of $l2 it may reach $500
In costs. Whoever wins will be loser.
A lot of gents ready-made clothing,
newest styles, just received al Sol
Hips.
Don't forget the Grand Army ball